A Brief History Of Indian Civilization
Humans have lived on the Indian subcontinent for 75,000 years. Agrarian, and then urban societies, later developed alongside several major world religions.
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U.S. States Bordering The Most Other States
Tennessee and Missouri each have eight states they share borders with, including one another.
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Middle East Countries By Population
With a population of 90,253,760, Egypt is the most populated Middle Eastern country.
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Korean Shamanism - Muism
Korean shamanism emphasizes respect for ancestral Korean deities, and has significantly influenced other beliefs in the region.
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Tallest Buildings In San Francisco
Since 1972, at 853 feet in height the Transamerica Pyramid has been the tallest building in San Francisco and the 3rd tallest in California.
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What Is A Blimp?
A blimp is a kind of airborne vessel that levitates from the pressure of lifting gas.
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The People Of Spain: Cultures Of The World
Unique cultures have existed for thousands of years on what is now the Spanish-speaking portion of the Iberian Peninsula
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The Roman Empire: 27 BCE to 4th Century AD
Lasting from the rise of Caesar until its division into the Eastern and Western Roman Empires, the Roman Empire left a lasting mark on global history.
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Tallest Buildings In Las Vegas
The tallest freestanding tower in the United States, the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas hosts a casino and a hotel.
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Religious Beliefs In Syria
Most Syrians are Sunni Muslims, while significant minorities of Shia Muslims and Christians also have a presence there.
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The Nations Of Europe By The Average Age At First Marriage
The eastern European countries appear to have a lower age at first marriage than the western nations of the continent.
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The Three Mile Island Accident
On March 28, 1979, the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station in Pennsylvania caused mass panic when it experienced a partial meltdown.
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Thomas Jefferson - US Presidents in History
The Third President of the United States was a Jack-Of-All trades of the highest order.
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Lester B. Pearson, Prime Minister of Canada - World Leaders in History
In his lifetime, the 14th Prime Minister of Canada had also served in WWI, been an exceptional athlete, won a Nobel Peace Prize, and gave Canada a new national flag.
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The Western Roman Empire: 285 AD to 476 AD
Less than two centuries after the Roman Empire was split into East and West, the West fell.
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Top Red Meat Consuming Countries
The South American nations of Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil top the list as the leading red meat consuming countries on a per capita basis.
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What Was The Age Of Exploration Or The Age Of Discovery?
The Age of Exploration is an informally defined period of European history when overseas exploration became a major part of European culture.
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Lion's Mane Jellyfish Facts: Animals of the Oceans
Both the largest jellyfish species and one of the overall longest animals in the world, this species obtains its name from the bright colors of its tentacles.
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James Monroe: US Presidents in History
James Monroe would take a firm stand in letting the world know where the U.S. stood (and wouldn't stand) regarding global affairs.
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Provinces And Administrative Divisions Of China
Areas of China are classified as either Provinces, Municipalities, Special Administrative Regions, or Autonomous Regions
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